sylvain30
January 14th, 2019, 10:50 AM
Dear all,
Previoulsy I used the
make-kpkg to package kernel newly built. On the command line I can add the option
--apped-to-version=xxxxxx in order to modify (specialize) the name of the package and of the Kernel.
But now I follow another tutorial to build the kernel and on the command line I can't set something to differentiate the outputs. The new command line is
fakeroot debian/rules binary
Could you help me to find the simplest and most efficient way to produce a kernel (and package) with a dedicated suffix ?
I've looked for "make-kpkg" in scripts in my build folder without success. So this command is not used now.
the new tutorial I'm trying to use is https://ahelpme.com/linux/ubuntu/rebuild-the-official-ubuntu-kernel-ubuntu-16-04-lts/
I need your help.
Thank a lot.
Previoulsy I used the
make-kpkg to package kernel newly built. On the command line I can add the option
--apped-to-version=xxxxxx in order to modify (specialize) the name of the package and of the Kernel.
But now I follow another tutorial to build the kernel and on the command line I can't set something to differentiate the outputs. The new command line is
fakeroot debian/rules binary
Could you help me to find the simplest and most efficient way to produce a kernel (and package) with a dedicated suffix ?
I've looked for "make-kpkg" in scripts in my build folder without success. So this command is not used now.
the new tutorial I'm trying to use is https://ahelpme.com/linux/ubuntu/rebuild-the-official-ubuntu-kernel-ubuntu-16-04-lts/
I need your help.
Thank a lot.